The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, March 10, 1939, Page 6

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE FRIDAY MARCH 10, 1939. BY GOL.LY=-IF | J:( »By GEO DDVY- | THOUGHT HE AS GETTING UP - JUST TURM- I '"PHONED N-BUT YOU (ARINE NEWS | NORTH CONST__ = LANDS 7 HERE; .. SAILS TONIGHT M .i_‘ ¢« e s 0 n NORTHBOUND steamer northbound SCHEDULED SAIL! Northland schedulde from Seattle tonight s Norah scheduled to from Vancouver 9 o'clock chedul 9 a.m. tomor scheduled to - . No - . to sail Com- arrived at 8 o'clock this morn- pa aboard Transportation er North Coast ven senger sail from w sail from Seattle at 9 pm SOUTHBOIND SATLT North Coast in port and sc hl\r]- uled to sail south at mid- night tonight. Passengers may aboard at 9 p.m Mc McKinley scheduled southbound next Monday d to ju n night way ports attle at and leave for p will tonight Tongas for Sitka from Ju- neau were F. Murphy, A. Mantylla, Mv Estebeth scheduied to sail every Wednesday at 6 p.m. for Sit- ka and wayports. Dart leaves every Wednesday at 7 a.m. for Petersburg, Port ® Alexander, Kake and way ® ports . 22 0 v 0 . "WITH 2 ABOARD left this wgers in Pilot 1ell mmons morning with the cabin of the Two bound for Sitka H Cauthorne and Frank Price. Aboa as round trip senger Hirst | was Dr. Robert Simpson .o ESTEBETH IS DUE CHICHAGOF TODAY Ol thre K « a0 e e were = 2 SR TipES Tomonnow L PIBL 153 feet. 16 feet 124 feet. 46 feet. High tide4 am tide—11:02 a.m High tid 23 p.m tide—11:06 p.m - t Estebeth in t 9 o'clock this morning m Sitka to Juneau luled to arrive at Kims < this afternoon and yout two hours later : OPERATES IN (TOR'S OFFICE March 10.—The patient i on Dr. samuel Lerner the sort of malady that cure. name “Mr. Samu Lerner and u 4:15 pam of that time urbanely: | ho cailed up 274 wy office 1" b rde A few he was consul- an for for it re pa- | remarked that g if mor wsiderate ny differ- “This is a Lia Toro pistol from his pocl ner to face the wall | office and escap- TOWN WANTS U.S. T0 PURCHASE T WASHINGTON, March: 10—-Repre- Accused of having furnished shelter to Belmiro Valverde, alleged leader of Brazil’s Integralists, after the Fascists’ May uprising, Lia Toro, young Brazilian actress who once appeared in Hollywood movies, is liable to & seven-year prison sen- tence. Valverde was captured in her Rio de Janeiro home after escape from government officials, accord- ‘nz to Prosecutor MacDowell da Costa. ZORIC SYSTEM CLEANING PHONE 15 Alaska Laundry s of Rhame, N. D. asked er to arrange for Fed- > of the town if the ent “proceeds with plans to| buy most of the surrounding farm land. R ‘mml- is in Bowman County, where 2427 of the 5,119 inhabitants were on religf in October. Droughts 1d insect plagues have swept lhe‘ sentativ goverr EVERY AFTERNOON TUNE TO TREASURE ISLAND If you are not enjoying this splendid program at its best, come in, or call: 663 RADIO ENGINEERING & MFG. C0., INC. DEADLOCK concurring Conference Commiittees Unable fo Agree on Amendments (Continuea trom pac” hall pay a license fee of $200 I Territorial Bids t As the House prepared last night | to turn the clock back, a free power conference committee on House 16 reported in with tions for the measure, by Davi be y d with the amendment th purchases of food, clothing and medical supplies be exempted from the provisions of the bill Under the bill, Territorial offic must submit bids for all purchase in excess of $50, with the exemp- g tions mentioned above. Referendum Next general election Mrs. Voter. you will vote “for” c against” Territorial liquor stores. That was decided on by the Legis- lature last night when the House concurred in Senate amendments to Representative Anderson’s liquor | referendum bill Goddard Springs The Goddard Springs purchase | measure came out of committee con- feren with the House gettir greement from the Senate to rein- sert the 000 for maintenance ind improvements to the Springs which 11 be used for an overflow hostelry for the Pioneers Home, hile that structure is being added morni cepted the committee Oone; a -L) Mr Chiropracters House bill 45, by Walker, pertain- inz to entee voting, passed last night & s the House concurred in Senate amendments, and House bill 81, setting up a Board of Chiro- ractic Examiners that will pass n practioners of this profession. Placer Hours Bitter battle raged over Senate 1t Memorial 9, by Rivers, sup- ing Delegate Dimond’s Cor sional measure to exempt the placer | industry from provisions of Wage and Hour law. The House had amended the ! memorial to make the suggestion | only as to hourly provisions of work- ing conditions on operations in re- | mote areas, ut by a vote of nine to seven, the labor bloc lost out, and | the House receded from its amend- | ments, } Liquor Zones Last measure to get under the| wire was Senate bill 36, by Senator | Walker, prohibiting sale of lnqumsA within 200 feet of schools or church- | os. 1 The measure did not come over| to the House until nine o'clock this morning (regular time) anl was admitted under suspension of the rules by a narrow margin and pass- ed, ten to five, one member absent. Under the provisions of the bill, !no new licenses will be granted to liquor dispensaries in this forbidden zone. Placer Staking Under House bill 62, by Rogge, | passed last night when the House | | concurred in Senate amendments, | a sizeable change is made in stak- ing laws. y | Whereas under the old law, a {man could stake two claims for himself and six powers of attorney claims for each, it was possible fof | him to stake sixteen claims in one month, giving rise to what Rogge said was a “lamentable” condition ,in that “one man could blanket a creek.” Under the new law, no associa- tion claim shall be staked in excess of forty acres, instead of- 160 acres, and a man may stake but two pow- ers of attorney claims and his own YOUTHS" BIG VAN'S STORE 278 So. Franklin ‘ possible for bill .mal closi recommenda- sk night for missal today the | | o —— s s s g one month. also amends the time of flectiveness of powers of attorney, and makes them good now for four years instead of two, but the cl taked thereunder, must be in the recording Wistrict in wi the power of attorney is issued 60 Day Leaves Territorial employees welcomed (he action of the House last night in in Senate amendments bill 100, which makes it employees of Territor- offices to take accumulative D to sixty da n Seng little after nine o'clock this ed Representatives ac- report of a conference on the biggest appro- 1 bill in the Territory's his- ory and rec d for two hours to sermit the big bill's engrossment pave the way for final and for- g of the Fourteenth Ses- on of the Terrilorial Legislature. e The bill ed rch to House ial At a riati HospriTAL NOTES l Jack Patten, one of the radio announcers from KINY, ad- itted to S{ Ann's Hospital last surgical care. H. E. Gi n was a surgical di from St. Ann's Ho: pital | Victor Gunnerskog was admitted to St. Ann’s Hospital last night and is being treated for a broken leg. Paul James was admitted to the Government Hospital last night for rgical care this morning. |and then demand recog IMPORT SCHEME T0 BRING 1,000 MEN TO NORTH Wash. U. Gtoup Sponsors Alaska Move-Unions Balk at ldea 10 ngte M: -Charging Wasl “used SEATTLE, rch University are of n being mbat the A Hardin Council Nu lr' on of ’h:‘ Pa- yat he would pro- test to University President L. P. Seig against a plan of importation of college into Alaska. As anno he plan by a student sroup organization, would have 1000 unive y students to Alaska for work next summer. Dean of Men Herbert Condon asked student sponsors of the move- ment to remove advertising circu- lars frem the buildings to re- frain from further activity on the campus. Arthur Church, sophomore, one of the sponsors of the move told union hat he was “compl e of the full implications of the project when started.” He de- clined to say whether he still in- tends to go ahead with the scheme and organize 1000 working students ition from ized labor in Industty A. E of the District of Maritime Fed cific said today students mee the cannery operators or s BOATING = THE REINELL FISHERMAN — If you're looking for a boat adapted to sports use in Ju sleek. air-cooled engines (1 to DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE REINELL! it is: Economical, staunch, gas from Bendix inboard, reverse gear ON DISPLAY L At % JUNO SAMPLE SHOP IN THE BARANOF HOTEL Telephone 133 FRANK HELLER BARBER Temporarily located at Robert Light’s Barber Shop NEXT TO ALASKAN HOTEL HAUGEN TRANSPORTATION CO. M.S.DART U. S. Mail Carrier Leaves Femmer’s Dock, Juneau, every Wednesday at 7 a. m, For PETERSBURG, KAKE, PORT ALEXANDER and WAY PORTS For Information D. B. 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